... CORN EXCHAiNGE. MARK-LANE. FnrDAY. Sept. 17. The market has been but sparsely attended to-day, buyers evidently waiting for stronger consignments of the newr growth. Wheat, both home and forei n, sold slowly at easier rates, choice dry quali'ties only being the excep- tion. Flour is Gd cheaper forall butthevery best, and Malting Barley is steady, but inferior sorts of the latter are dull. Sup ...

... CORN EXCANGE. MARK-LANn. F1.n&T, Sept. 24. Farmers have made good progress with the harvest this month, the dry weather greatly facilitating the stacking of Wheat in good mur- ketable condition. Scotland and the extreme north of England have not yet completed their cutting. Taien as a ivlole, it May be said that the Wheat crop will barely reach an average, Barlev better in yield than in ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLIGENCEI CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. FRIDAY, Sept. 3. The excitement incidental to events in Bul- garia having subsided, Wheat dropped to 35s for red,, and Its white. Some samples of new were of poor condition, having been cut before the recent snnshin1 weather set in. Foreign Wheat h.t been a most neglected, and Flour realised no more than 34s, the demand bein veryslow. ...

... II - ?? LONDON GAZETTE. SEPT. 21. Loavioy.-J. A. Curtis, Antill-road, Bow, tobacconist-C. F. Ellis, Gracechirroh-street, Citaxshii)brolker-W. flall, Lasard-road, Ber- ploirdeev, leather merchant-F. McClure, Sooth- street, Greenwich, and Aldernmanbury, City, Zolokseller-A. Pfeniig, itsruttois-grouod, Westminster, baker-D. Spill, Victoria-road, Upton-A. Vaccani, High Holborn, antique fur- niture ...

... LATEST MARIMT YNTELLIGENCE CORu EXCHANGE, KAItx-LAfl. rKmDAY, SePt. 10. English lWhset, in fair supply .auilsreceded Is, white leaving olf at ;is, andt rel 33s. /Coll- signmerits frons Idlii and Itu6ssis reifytailred their poSitioni. Flec i-lispiirys scarce :tiie dear.interior 'hill. Apleltifull ?? (ke3 caused a (drop of 3d (Otis 91d), and. AlafiCc droope-i Colleiderablfv. All but tlse ...

... BOARD OF TRADE, ?? The Board of Trade returns fur Angus'i m A;u that thre imports imounitedi to 2'l,221.S;'l h ,L (12 crease of 1,421,621/. as compared sith AuiszS, 1835. For the eight monthls at thle rlnrzeu, ater the imports aere valited at 227.st5, Q'ZV'a., Ji, crease o, 22,692,3281. The e:erts fer in l were valued at 1,744.,839I.. en i oeer'' August, 1885, of 230,2281. FOr the eigwrt I ...